How long are they good for? I don't see an expiration date on the package. Can they be frozen?
13035
I have frozen them. Seems to be fine, although they were frozen only for a few weeks.
1988309
I see no expiration date on my bag of 250 packets. I am no expert, but I do not see why they would ever expire - they are in foil packets (that should keep any moisture out) and they are just salts that I think should last forever. Plus, it is the best deal on them by such a big margin, I would get then that way even if I was not sure I would use them up.
1407601
As packaged they should last awile. If you open it to see what's in it, you might want to put it in the freezer. I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone.
699039
Yes, they arrive frozen. There is a frozen date and expiration date stamped on each package. Mine are two years apart. So, I think it's safe to safe about two years.
1664494
I don't think they need to be frozen. And, they were not always this expensive. i think Friskie's has stopped making them so we are paying this price for the leftover supply. Hopefully they will come out with the same product again...probably new packaging.
76559
Not sure it can be frozen but I would imagine it could be. I do know they are good for a year to use. Hope this helps. :)
266649
Didn't see an expiration date but my past experience says they are good for several years when stored properly. Too dry can make them brittle, too moist will shorten their life.
1944401
i've never tried freezing. i've them in a plastic ice chest and they keep very well. i just ate a whole package the other day and they tasted very good. i also buy salmon in pouches and the expiration date is 2016, so they seem to keep very well in pouches. good luck.
1146251
It's hard to say....we used them up in a fairly short time. Be sure they are tightly sealed in a plastic bag or they do get a little hard. I'd think a couple of weeks would be fine. Of course, you could freeze part of the package if you thought you would not use them in a while.
926367
They are freeze dried so should last indefinitely if sealed. If left open, moisture could get in and cause spoilage.
108272
I don't see a expiration date on the package. I bet the seller would know better about that then I do. But I do buy them in bulk so I always have them on hand. I love these they help my kids with colds all winter long.
323527
Don't see an expiration date on box. Don't know why they would need one snice they are sterilily wrapped.
30060
No I don't see an expiration date. But if they are sealed and in a cool place they should last a long time.
1278593
Yes, freezing them gives them a longer shelf life. We freeze them, tightly sealed, and they stay fresh for several months. We take out small supplies to use, keeping them in a jar with a tight lid.
1791986
If there is an expiration date, don't worry; they won't last long enough to expire...they are that GOOD!
1967819
I don't know. They are a dry product mine have expired yesterday they are in the cabinet and I will be using them soon. When you use them you make them soft in warm water. I don't know how long they will last and I don't know if you would want to freeze them or if it would make a difference. Here is their site but, it doesn't give that info either. http://www.staranisefoods.com/
675239
You would be better asking the seller. I bought these awhile ago, and mine weren't expired. Sorry